Two assasins, fed up with killing, decide to jump into the Dope Game. On a seemingly simple trafficking job, the killers fly to Texas. The job: drive to a small border town, buy $100,000 worth of heroin from a Mexican traf... more &raquoficker and transport safely back to California. Sounds simple? In the Dope Game, things are easier said than done. Will they succeed or is this a game they never should have played?&laquo less

Movie Reviews

Movie for "Dopes"...

04/18/2004

(1 out of 5 stars)

"This movie was so poorly made and low-budget, that it has motivated me to buy a Canon XL1 Camera and make my own film. The acting is bad, the plot is unrealistic, and the script is poor. Thanks for the motivation."

So terrible, it's funny!!!

07/28/2002

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Obviously, some film company knows that money can be made off of viewers who want to see more films by men of color with men of color. This is a low-budget, Latino, "gangsta" film that should never have been made. The script is terrible. The acting is terrible. The humor falls flat on its face. There is a threadbare plot. The protagonists are stupid. The unique thing about this movie is that most of the characters are overweight. The protagonists wouldn't make the stupid mistakes they made if they weren't constantly driving off the highway to get food. I want actors of color to have more roles and get paid, but if this is their only route, then the whole world is struggling!"

Watch it. You will laugh.

Lance Sorbenson | Austin, TX | 09/18/2003

(1 out of 5 stars)

"This movie is so bad it makes you wonder if the directors were sandbaggin for laughs. I simply cannot imagine anyone putting this piece of cinema together thought it would be anything but unintentionally hilarious. Not only do the two main characters Jesus and Navalaja continuously talk about how hungry they are, their appetites actually are integral to the plot! Our two hapless assassins have tired of killing and have decided to try their hand at, you guessed it, the dope game. Their boss, ruthless California drug kingpin Logan, is portrayed so shockingly bad that you cannot imagine this guy got cast. After you're done with the whole flick though, you'll see that this actor hit par for the course on his performance. Jesus and his hot-blooded partner head to San Antonio, where the former's cousin has hook him up with a cheap source of heroin. After using Logan's money to buy the heroin, their appetites get the best of them and the two caballeros have to stop and get their grub on. After downing plate after plate of greasy enchiladas, as well as the biggest fruit bowl--or paletera for you gringos--I have ever see, they exit the restaurant only to find their rented Dodge Durango stolen. They go on a massive killing spree, whacking everyone in this small town, and eventually track down their booty. Let me just say that this movie has the worst acting, cinematography, sound, editing, and writing ever recorded, and that's being kind. Fortunately, it's so bad that you can't help but laugh. BTW--I think the audience was meant to be either stoned or drunk when watching this movie, so keep that in mind."